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The following products are available from: http://www.taylor-design.com/
List Pad is a flexible yet easy to use data management utility with powerful sorting, alarms, price calculations, and categorization features.
List Pad is similar to a to do list manager but far more flexible. List Pad can handle virtually any kind of short to medium length data list, and is designed to handle data too long and complex for Note Pad or a text file yet too short and simple to warrant pulling out a full blown database.
List Pad is ideal for all kinds of to do lists, reminder lists, purchase lists, sales lists, packing lists, goal lists, etc. List Pad can help you enter, store, organize, and retrieve all those necessary little bits of information that can make life so hectic without forcing you to waste time designing your own databases or constantly formatting a text file.
Times+ is a general purpose project/event timer application which can time any number of Events across Event Lists with the application running or not, the computer on or off. It provides for Start/Resume, Stop/Pause, and Reset. Each Times+ event has a title, ID#, and up to 32K of notes. Times+ is very easy to use with a simple, single window user interface. Times+ also supports 'MiniView' windows and tab delineated export. Times+ is freeware.
What's That Number? (WTN?) 1.0 is a small, freeware utility which converts letter-based phone numbers (i.e. 1-800-SOS-APPL) to their numeric equivalents (i.e. 1-800-767-2775). WTN? can keep a list of your frequently dialed phone numbers and can dial the numbers for you using either your Mac's speaker or a Hayes compatible modem.
The following products are available from: http://www.buzzmac.com/
BuzzMac Software is a privately owned software shop located in Glendale, WI, USA. BuzzMac Software specializes in Macintosh software for scientific and home use. The software is written primarily in Prograph CPX. Taylor Design and BuzzMac Software have created specially priced software bundles in the past and are looking forward to working together on future Mac OS software products and bundles.
BuzzMac Software's library currently consists of four high quality Mac OS applications. These can be downloaded for free as trialware and easily registered via phone, FAX, E-mail, and postal mail. The BuzzMac application library includes:
A multimedia scrapbook and diary which stores text, graphics, sound, and QuickTime movies. ScrapDiary implements Macintosh text-to-speech, and text search capabilities. ScrapDiary is available for both 680x0 and PowerPC based Macintosh computers and costs only $20.
A weight and calorie tracking application which helps you find your ideal calorie intake and ideal weight, and achieve your dieting goals. Weight Monitor can graph your weight, and predict your weight after a given time period. Weight Monitor is available for both 680x0 and PowerPC based Macintosh computers and costs only $20.
Tune your instruments the Power Macintosh's PlainTalk microphone. Instrument Tuner features a pitch meter and the ability to play notes at the correct pitch using either a QuickTime Musical Instrument or an external MIDI synthesizer. Instrument Tuner is available for PowerPC based Macintosh computers only, and costs only $20.
Analyze and display audio spectra using a standard Power Macintosh. Buzz-o-sonic audio spectrum analyzer is designed to measure the resonant frequencies of impulse-excited ceramics, refractories, and metals; quickly, accurately, and at relatively low-cost. Buzz-o-sonic can replace specialized equipment costing in excess of $18,000 for industrial, scientific and manufacturing applications. All that is required is a Power Macintosh and a standard PlainTalk microphone. The frequency range is 10 - 20,000 Hz. Buzz-o-sonic is available for PowerPC based Macintosh computers for $920.
The following products are available from: http://www.fidim.com/
A lottery tracking and wheeling program that allows you to keep track of multiple lotteries and works with any Pick 5 or Pick 6 lottery.
A new game based on the classic board game Othello, only with a twist. The playing pieces are strands of DNA and as you form chromosome pairs the computer updates your character as to what it thinks it would look like if it had been born with that many chromosomes. First person to look normal wins.